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  • in reply to: Victory Karts ??? #77777
    David Siller
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    David, thanks for the article! It was very informative.

    I suppose Victory Kart is toast as the phone at the website is disconnected now.

    in reply to: Victory Karts ??? #77734
    David Siller
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    Tim and Greg, thanks for your information.

     

    I applaud any “American” effort to compete and have long supported American chassis efforts in my day. Margay, Comet Eagle, iKart, Coyote and Ionic Edge should all be supported in order for them all to thrive, grow and prosper. Too bad karts from Emmick, Nelson, Burton, Trackmagic, Mako Shark, Cobra, and many others failed to survive during the import onslaught. The imports took over for a simple reason, they are faster but much more expensive. Also these imported flexi-flyers are more easily disposable due to their paper thin tubing, therefore costs are much less to manage for newbie karters to afford. LO206 seems to be a great tool to overcome the cost restrictions of entering this family sport.

    in reply to: Victory Karts ??? #77709
    David Siller
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    Does anyone know who made them and where in Indiana? I hate to see American kart chassis efforts fail…

     

    -DS

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